
Pyxis Anesthesia ES
At the workstation counter; screen on the left, drawers below.
Medication and supply cabinet for the room.
Used in: Induction meds
Tap a numbered pin or a name in the list. Photos are from LA General ORs in 2026 — bins can move, so confirm in your room.
Your home base: the Pyxis cabinet (screen and drawers), supply bins above, flushes and medication labels on the counter.
Top row: extension sets, gauze, chlorhexidine syringe caps, IV start kits. Bottom row: ointment/lubricant, infusion plugs & stopcocks, alcohol pads, tape, EKG pads.
Tubes on top; airways and adjuncts in the middle; handles and blades below.
Syringes by size across the top; cannulas and IV catheters in the middle; extensions, arterial-line kits and safety needles below.
The cable rack on the anesthesia machine. Know each connector before the patient rolls in.
Search from anywhere with / or the search tab — common nicknames work (“Yankauer,” “4x4,” “flush,” “art line”).

At the workstation counter; screen on the left, drawers below.
Medication and supply cabinet for the room.
Used in: Induction meds

Small blue bin on the counter, left of the label dispenser.
Prime extensions and check IV patency.
Used in: IV kit

Rolls in the clear dispenser along the back of the counter.
Color-coded, user-applied syringe labels (drug name + concentration + date/time + initials).
Used in: Induction meds

Top-left supply bin (“Extension sets”); also in the lines drawer.
Extend lines and carry a primed flush in the IV kit.
Used in: IV kit · Fluids & tubing

Top row, second bin.
IV kits and holding pressure.
Used in: IV kit

Top row, third bin (labeled “Chlorhexidine syringe caps”).
Cap drawn-up induction syringes and line ends.
Used in: Induction meds

Top-right bin (“IV start kits”).
Everything for peripheral IV placement except the catheter and flush.
Used in: IV kit
Bottom row, first bin.
Lubricating tubes and airways.
Used in: Airway setup
Bottom row, second bin.
Line caps and stopcocks.

Bottom row, middle bin.
Scrub ports and vial tops; IV kits.
Used in: IV kit · Induction meds

Bottom row, left of the EKG pads.
Securing the tube, lines and eyes.
Used in: Airway setup

Bottom-right bin (“EKG pads”).
ECG monitoring — 5-lead placement on the Monitoring page.

Pyxis airway drawer, top compartment.
Definitive airway.
Used in: Airway setup

Pyxis airway drawer, middle (3 sizes).
Relieve tongue obstruction during mask ventilation.
Used in: Airway setup

Pyxis airway drawer, lower compartments.
Direct laryngoscopy.
Used in: Airway setup

Pyxis lines drawer, top row.
Drawing up medications; cuff syringe.
Used in: Induction meds · Airway setup

Pyxis lines drawer, middle-left.
Drawing from vials.
Used in: Induction meds

Pyxis lines drawer, middle.
Peripheral IV access.
Used in: IV kit
Pyxis lines drawer, lower; transducer cable on the monitor rack.
Invasive blood pressure when the case calls for it.

Tall upright organizer beside the workstation.
Shape the tube for intubation.
Used in: Airway setup

Beside the anesthesia machine.
Every morning: connect, turn on, occlude the tubing to confirm suction; Yankauer within reach.
Used in: Airway setup

Blue bins on the shelving (labeled NS 0.9% 1 L, LR 1 L).
IV fluids. Read the label every time — bags look alike.
Used in: Fluids & tubing

Blue bin with black lid by the workstation, labeled “Incineration only.”
Needles and sharps go here immediately.
Used in: Induction meds · IV kit

Red foot-pedal bin.
Blood-soaked or infectious waste — not sharps.

Beige foot-pedal bin beside the cabinetry.
Packaging and clean waste.